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rob in new jersey. >> caller: hi, jim. a sexy boo-yah to you from new york city. i love you and everything that you do on your show, and i subscribe to everything you have. >> yes! thank you! >> caller: you're welcome. a few months ago you mentioned merrimack pharmaceutical, mrck, as a good biotech stock. i'm in at age 50. what is your opinion -- >> i think you have to buy more. i feel very good about that.
rob in new jersey. >> caller: hi, jim. a sexy boo-yah to you from new york city. i love you and everything that you do on your show, and i subscribe to everything you have. >> yes! thank you! >> caller: you're welcome. a few months ago you mentioned merrimack pharmaceutical, mrck, as a good biotech stock. i'm in at age 50. what is your opinion -- >> i think you have to buy more. i feel very good about that.
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news of the suspect has now been found dead in their home in new jersey. that is all the information we have on that, but a parent of the suspect also found dead in their home in new jersey. >> wow. that's a tragedy. >> it's basically impossible to go from the story we're talking about to the deal, but that's what we do so we're going to do it, right? this is tough and we know how hard it is today, so let's just do it, right? any progress on the fiscal cliff? >> no signs of it. if there's progress, it's been completely obscured. john boehner went to the white house yesterday afternoon, met with the president for 50 minutes. one of his aids told me as we discussed yesterday on air, that the speaker thought there was a need to shake up the talks but if there was a shakeup, it is completely been kept out of public view because all the signs we have is speaker boehner is headed home for the weekend. there are no talks scheduled for today. that we simply haven't had any movement on the sticking points which, of course, are tax rates from a democratic point of v
news of the suspect has now been found dead in their home in new jersey. that is all the information we have on that, but a parent of the suspect also found dead in their home in new jersey. >> wow. that's a tragedy. >> it's basically impossible to go from the story we're talking about to the deal, but that's what we do so we're going to do it, right? this is tough and we know how hard it is today, so let's just do it, right? any progress on the fiscal cliff? >> no signs of...
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i'll make sure the people in new jersey and new york are not left high and drive. because it's a national issue. when there's an emergency, we just don't all say, everybody on their own. which is often your theory. no, everybody in this country isn't always on their own. we are a national community. and when there's a tragedy, when there's some kind of event in new jersey, new york, we all have a responsibility, accountability. don't use that as a dodge for saying, let's act. the auto industry would have been on its -- just destroyed. >> about 1.5 million jobs, i might add. >> absolutely. and we had accountability there. >> let me get a word in here. i know you want to dominate the conversation -- >> no, i want you to get to the point. >> we now agree there should be additional language in the legislation to have accountability. that is a great point. so far there wasn't that accountability when you voted in the past on a bailout to states in this area. it's good that we moved that point. i look forward to working with you to provide that accountability. >> there w
i'll make sure the people in new jersey and new york are not left high and drive. because it's a national issue. when there's an emergency, we just don't all say, everybody on their own. which is often your theory. no, everybody in this country isn't always on their own. we are a national community. and when there's a tragedy, when there's some kind of event in new jersey, new york, we all have a responsibility, accountability. don't use that as a dodge for saying, let's act. the auto industry...
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rob in new jersey. >> caller: hi, jim. a sexy boo-yah to you from new york city. i love you and everything that you do on your show, and i subscribe to everything you have. >> yes! thank you! >> caller: you're welcome. a few months ago you mentioned merrimack pharmaceutical, mrck, as a good biotech stock. i'm in at age 50. what is your opinion -- >> i think you have to buy more. i feel very good about that. remember, these specs don't necessarily pan out, but i do believe in merrimack, and i would urge you to stick with it. i'm going to rick in kentucky. rick. >> caller: rick in louisville, kentucky, home of the kentucky derby. race horse boo-yah. >> sweet. >> caller: my question is a retail company opened up location close to me. i think it's the best location in the city called cabela's. and to me that store is like a disneyland for grown-ups. >> i totally agree with you. unfortunately, they've had a spate of warm weather. it's a cold weather stock. as they told you in the conference call. but i do think cabela's is terrific. it may not explode yet but i think c
rob in new jersey. >> caller: hi, jim. a sexy boo-yah to you from new york city. i love you and everything that you do on your show, and i subscribe to everything you have. >> yes! thank you! >> caller: you're welcome. a few months ago you mentioned merrimack pharmaceutical, mrck, as a good biotech stock. i'm in at age 50. what is your opinion -- >> i think you have to buy more. i feel very good about that. remember, these specs don't necessarily pan out, but i do...
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out of all the boats registered in new york, something like 6.8% were damaged in new jersey, the figure was over 15%. so you have this big group of boat owners with insurance checks in hand which suggests to me we're about to see a big surge in boat buying. and that means the stock to own is brunswick corp. bc. the number one maker of boats on earth. now, you might think this would be a bad time to buy brunswick, given that this company makes some of the most discretionary items imaginable. basically a toymaker for the rich. and taxes on the rich are about to rise in a big way. even if we get a fiscal cliff deal. it will almost certainly include higher rates for the top 2% because the bobama refuses to b from that position. if the wealthy are going to get hit with a major tax hike, does it really make sense to own the stock of a company that owns motor yachts? not only that, but brunswick also makes billiard tables, fancy fitness machines and bowling equipment. bowling may be more of an every-man activity. i've got my own ball and shoes, yet three quarters of its sales include its marin
out of all the boats registered in new york, something like 6.8% were damaged in new jersey, the figure was over 15%. so you have this big group of boat owners with insurance checks in hand which suggests to me we're about to see a big surge in boat buying. and that means the stock to own is brunswick corp. bc. the number one maker of boats on earth. now, you might think this would be a bad time to buy brunswick, given that this company makes some of the most discretionary items imaginable....
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let's go to jeff in new jersey. >> jim, mark west energy is down nearly 5% this past week. should i add and worry about their chronic secondary offer? >> i liked nwe and then it sprung up and this is no kmp. let's go to josh in massachusetts. >> big beantown booyah. >> i'm going to give you stop confusing me with tom brady booyah. >> happy hanukkah and merry christmas to you. >> thank you. >> my company is cirrus logic. i love them and i know they are in bed with apple. and how do you feel? >> it has had such a big move. if i want to own an apple play, i'm going to own apple. why don't we go to mark in wisconsin? >> jim, thank you for taking my call. your thoughts on parker drilling. >> no no no no no we don't need parker drilling. let it come up and ka ching. i like to go with best of breed, which is slob. how about jeff in illinois? >> happy holidays jim. thank you for taking my call. i have been whistling through the wheat field in the agriculture sector. >> those are both good companies. right now i prefer monsanto a little bit. but those are biotech companies that are
let's go to jeff in new jersey. >> jim, mark west energy is down nearly 5% this past week. should i add and worry about their chronic secondary offer? >> i liked nwe and then it sprung up and this is no kmp. let's go to josh in massachusetts. >> big beantown booyah. >> i'm going to give you stop confusing me with tom brady booyah. >> happy hanukkah and merry christmas to you. >> thank you. >> my company is cirrus logic. i love them and i know they are...
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come to new jersey, new york, massachusetts, san francisco, whatever. let's say they reduce the cap to $500,000 to $1 million. if you're buying that, you probably have an effective tax rate of 23 to 25%, which is about $6500 a year, $500 a month. >> a big impact to the wealthy homeowners. you're talking about whether this will have an impact across the market. on the average, it's only going to have an impact of about $45 month in tax savings to the average homeowner. that's not enough to effect people's decisions to buy. even for the super wealthy, $65,000 a year, we're looking at whether that amount was going to affect their decision. i'm not sure it will overall. >> you know, earlier on, brian threw out a fantastic stat where it was said incomes over the years have either stayed the same or gone down but houses have gotten bigger and bigger. if we get rid of the mortgage deduction, might it force us, however painfully, to live within our means more? >> exactly. the fact is that the home mortgage interest deduction is a subsidy that all of us pay to s
come to new jersey, new york, massachusetts, san francisco, whatever. let's say they reduce the cap to $500,000 to $1 million. if you're buying that, you probably have an effective tax rate of 23 to 25%, which is about $6500 a year, $500 a month. >> a big impact to the wealthy homeowners. you're talking about whether this will have an impact across the market. on the average, it's only going to have an impact of about $45 month in tax savings to the average homeowner. that's not enough to...
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and then we had sandy in the new york, new jersey, long island. but i think there's somewhat of a shorter term duration. people are interested in their homes, they want to furnish. in our case it's not something that if they delayed, they don't come back. it's a question of getting back. >> well, i think that -- i was surprised your stock sold off. i think it is because of the confidence issue. it's certainly not because of how you're doing. the retail looks good, the stores look good, merchandise looks good, you're doing a lot of things right. >> jim, another major advantage that we have is our service. we have now 1,200 interior designers that work for the company retail division, plus we have designers who work for licensees providing personal service of interior designers, white glove service to our consumers free, both complementary. it gives us a great competitive advantage because each interior designer is like an entrepreneur. in the last three years we've added 600. so we are positioned well. >> you're in very good shape. thank you also f
and then we had sandy in the new york, new jersey, long island. but i think there's somewhat of a shorter term duration. people are interested in their homes, they want to furnish. in our case it's not something that if they delayed, they don't come back. it's a question of getting back. >> well, i think that -- i was surprised your stock sold off. i think it is because of the confidence issue. it's certainly not because of how you're doing. the retail looks good, the stores look good,...
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jude in new jersey. >> caller: hey, jim, how are you? >> real good. how about you, jude? >> caller: okay. i have a question for you. do you think the acquisition of real corp by con agra makes it a stronger stock? >> yes, absolutely. i've got to tell you, i thought it was airtight, unassailable and a -- >> buy, buy, buy. >> david in california. >> caller: boo-yah, jim, from southern california. >> lucky man. what's up? >> caller: i wanted to get your opinion on ggc. >> i'm not a commodity guy, i'm a proprietary guy, commodity business offloaded by ppg, which by the way helped bring public while i was at goldman, and, i say buy ppg. let's go to ron in new jersey. ron? >> caller: boo-yah, buddy. >> liking that. what's up? >> caller: where do you see this new mondeliz? >> oh, i like it, mondelez, my charitable trust owns it. stephanie link was telling me this morning because we go over the portfolio, this is the one, this is the one, not general mills, not heinz, not mccormick. this is the one. larry in washington, larry? >> caller: boo-yah from port angeles, washington, jim
jude in new jersey. >> caller: hey, jim, how are you? >> real good. how about you, jude? >> caller: okay. i have a question for you. do you think the acquisition of real corp by con agra makes it a stronger stock? >> yes, absolutely. i've got to tell you, i thought it was airtight, unassailable and a -- >> buy, buy, buy. >> david in california. >> caller: boo-yah, jim, from southern california. >> lucky man. what's up? >> caller: i wanted to...
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that the first stage of foreclosure in new york, new jersey, arkansas and washington. you see the repo man will be busy there in 2013. now, home prices have been rising nicely. but this new supply of bank-owned properties coming to market next year could temper though gains a bit and remember, the overall drop in foreclosure activity is due it a big jump in short sales and principal reduction loan mods and those are on the fiscal cliff if we lose on the forgiveness. we have plenty more to look at on the facebook page, so go ahead and go to it, as well as the blog. sue? >> thanks, we will. >> the global natural resources continues. they just inked a joint venture with aca. you see the stock pop reopen. it was halted for trading. they are doing a joint venture in canada for space of land that could have up to 9 billion barrels ever oil or equivalent. they are paying a billion up front at close. another billion over four years. and they will invest 4 billion all for 49% stake. they have been doing this for a couple of years now and they continue. back to you, sue. >> than
that the first stage of foreclosure in new york, new jersey, arkansas and washington. you see the repo man will be busy there in 2013. now, home prices have been rising nicely. but this new supply of bank-owned properties coming to market next year could temper though gains a bit and remember, the overall drop in foreclosure activity is due it a big jump in short sales and principal reduction loan mods and those are on the fiscal cliff if we lose on the forgiveness. we have plenty more to look...
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meanwhile a black box data recorder revealed former new jersey governor jon corzine was doing 91 miles per hour in a 65 mile zone and he didn't have his seat belt on. and all that was contrary to what he first told us. why should all cars have the same kind of black box to settle lawsuits and find out who is lying? first up president obama heads to detroit monday. that's his first visit there in nearly months. this is mayor wing has just announced hundreds of layoffs in an effort to stave off the possible bankruptcy. but i don't think it's nearly enough. let's find out. joining me is detroit radio host doc thompson, wxyt talk radio. okay, doc, as i understand it you tell me if i'm wrong. about 11,000 detroit city workers and mayor bing is cutting 4 to 500. i'm not impressed with that. i think he should be cutting 20% of the workforce, not 5%. >> no, you're absolutely right, larry. the problem is they're still playing catch up. year after year they're like we got to run to catch up with it instead of coming out and getting in front of it. the city has shrunk in population. it makes sens
meanwhile a black box data recorder revealed former new jersey governor jon corzine was doing 91 miles per hour in a 65 mile zone and he didn't have his seat belt on. and all that was contrary to what he first told us. why should all cars have the same kind of black box to settle lawsuits and find out who is lying? first up president obama heads to detroit monday. that's his first visit there in nearly months. this is mayor wing has just announced hundreds of layoffs in an effort to stave off...
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. >> i'm all for that, but i just want to say, look, the people in new york and new jersey, they still need help. >> absolutely. >> direct appropriation, financial assistance. and with all this stuff, did i mention $120 million in safe water drinking, $62 million for the weather forecasting and noaa, things like that. because of this flotsam and jetsam and pork in this bill, the bill is being delayed, and the people are not getting the money they need. that's what's infuriating. >> larry, there's already $5 billion left in fema's disaster fund. so that money should be flowing. we have money available through the flood insurance. that should be flowing. but you're right, listen, there are no republicans that i'm talking to that don't want to help the people that are in need now. we should be taking care of whatever is an emergency basis, get that money going. again, we do need to be careful. we are bankrupting this nation. and $60 billion is way too high a price tag to be considering on an emergency basis. i saw one cbo estimate, about $9 billion would actually be spent during this fisc
. >> i'm all for that, but i just want to say, look, the people in new york and new jersey, they still need help. >> absolutely. >> direct appropriation, financial assistance. and with all this stuff, did i mention $120 million in safe water drinking, $62 million for the weather forecasting and noaa, things like that. because of this flotsam and jetsam and pork in this bill, the bill is being delayed, and the people are not getting the money they need. that's what's...
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the rest are new york, new jersey, illinois and nevada. four out of five are judicial states where you need a judge to sign off on each foreclosure. nevada seeing a big slowdown due to new laws there protecting borrowers. expect to see more of a drop in foreclosures in the coming months. both fannie mae and freddie mac announcing their usual foreclosure moratorium for the holidays. most banks halt foreclosures for 90 days in new york and new jersey. clear capital will release a report tomorrow showing home price gains weakening rather dramatically in november and they're warning all bets are off on housing improvements should we go over the fiscal cliff. >>> speaking of housing, would you buy a mortgage from walmart? or how about a mortgage from an onlime payment providing like paypal? results after new survey, what does it mean for banks and consumers in the next half-hour. >>> a deal may be in the works involving two of the best known airlines. delta is in talks to buy 49% of virgin atlantic from it current shareholder which is singapore
the rest are new york, new jersey, illinois and nevada. four out of five are judicial states where you need a judge to sign off on each foreclosure. nevada seeing a big slowdown due to new laws there protecting borrowers. expect to see more of a drop in foreclosures in the coming months. both fannie mae and freddie mac announcing their usual foreclosure moratorium for the holidays. most banks halt foreclosures for 90 days in new york and new jersey. clear capital will release a report tomorrow...
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our guest is the chief operating officer and joins us live from the mall at short hills in new jersey, a place i have been many times. good to have you on the show. how are you? >> thank you very much. glad to hear you come here. >> i spend too much money there. what is the outlook? how do things look this year? >> you know, i think things started out very strong on black friday. they substantially weakened right after black friday. i think we pulled some business forward in general across the industry. but obviously things have started to pick up. i do agree with all the comments before about the fiscal cliff. i do think it is weighing on the customer. particularly the luxury customer. but we have seen the luxury customer coming out. i would say in the last week to ten days far more than in the prior two weeks. i would say -- >> i'm sorry? >> i was going to say they're saying 2 to 3% for the year. i think that is probably right. i think it was more than that black friday, less than that after black friday and it won't probably catch up over the next 12 days. >> you do have a pretty g
our guest is the chief operating officer and joins us live from the mall at short hills in new jersey, a place i have been many times. good to have you on the show. how are you? >> thank you very much. glad to hear you come here. >> i spend too much money there. what is the outlook? how do things look this year? >> you know, i think things started out very strong on black friday. they substantially weakened right after black friday. i think we pulled some business forward in...
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the reason for that is police have gone to hoboken, new jersey, where they actually picked up adam lanza, the gunman's brother. they took him in for questioning. it turns out he is ryan lanza. he told police that it was very possible that his brother was actually carrying his id on him today. no idea why. but that's something that they determined. they've also determined that that brother to their satisfaction did not know about this potential attack or had no part in it. so at this point, he is not being considered a suspect. other information that we're learning also, nbc's pete williams reported earlier that the guns used in this attack were registered to adam lanza's mother and were legally purchased apparently. and we have also learned originally it was believed she is a kindergarten teacher here at the school, it was believed she was killed in her classroom at the school. we also learned that there was a separate crime scene not far from the school, a home where a person was found dead. we have now learned that the person found dead at that home was indeed adam lanza's mother. and
the reason for that is police have gone to hoboken, new jersey, where they actually picked up adam lanza, the gunman's brother. they took him in for questioning. it turns out he is ryan lanza. he told police that it was very possible that his brother was actually carrying his id on him today. no idea why. but that's something that they determined. they've also determined that that brother to their satisfaction did not know about this potential attack or had no part in it. so at this point, he...
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jersey and new york alone. when irene struck, we acted very quickly. we didn't look and say, well, let's see, alabama has two republican senators, mississippi has two republican senators, texas has two republican senators -- >> while the political ping-pong in the nation's capital continues, senate majorities lead are reid says we're not going to take up the bill, calls it a nonstarter. and the plan b vote could come at any time. stephanie, what the heck is going to happen here? you're getting more of the same out of dc. >> i think the market will continue to be volatile. you'll continue to see this political jockeying. and you either have trade this by it minute or you have to take along are term approach and you have to focus on the fundamentals of the u.s. economy, global economy and company specifics. >> i think there's a plan c that allows to extend the middle class tax cut for those making $250,000 or less. and we angsed the amt question as well. there is this plan c and i think you fall back on that. >>
jersey and new york alone. when irene struck, we acted very quickly. we didn't look and say, well, let's see, alabama has two republican senators, mississippi has two republican senators, texas has two republican senators -- >> while the political ping-pong in the nation's capital continues, senate majorities lead are reid says we're not going to take up the bill, calls it a nonstarter. and the plan b vote could come at any time. stephanie, what the heck is going to happen here? you're...
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. >> 2 1/2 hours to get back to new jersey. people in new york they walk out of broadway -- >> the subway. >> jump in a cab. >> they go to a restaurant. yeah, it's serve. airline stocks -- and they took a shot at new jersey in "annie." she was going to, you know, the fake parents, the mudges, she was going to live on a pig farm in new jersey. airline stocks up 20% year-to-date but should they expect smooth skies in the new year? sheetz phil lebeau with a look at the airline sector in 2013. >> in 2013, the merger dance between us airways and american airlines will finally play out with a decision by the amr board and the creditors committee early in the year. if the two airlines merge, they would challenge united for the title of largest airline in the u.s. but a merger may also signal a top for the airline stocks that have been steadily rising in 2012, in part due to speculation of consolidation in the industry. next year expect to pay a little bit more when you fly as airfares are projected to move slightly higher. but the big
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now, the new york and new jersey port is just one port that could be impacted by this. it's the second largest port to handle manufactured goods from china. it's also the largest port on the east coast. now, last year this port handled $208 billion in cargo. we're talking about products like furniture and also apparel. in 2002, we saw a west coast port lockout. estimates suggest that that cost the economy $1 billion a day. and as with the fiscal cliff, there's a political angle with the container cliff as well. business groups are asking president obama to use his emergency powers under taft hartley to prevent a strike. president bush did that back about ten years ago. while a strike will cause major disruptions, there are alternatives for transporting goods, rail and also air are options, but of course those options are not cheap. >> back in november, our members started putting contingency plans into place. the options were either divert containers to west coast ports, bring merchandise in earlier, use canada or mexico, or use air freight. but all of those come at a s
now, the new york and new jersey port is just one port that could be impacted by this. it's the second largest port to handle manufactured goods from china. it's also the largest port on the east coast. now, last year this port handled $208 billion in cargo. we're talking about products like furniture and also apparel. in 2002, we saw a west coast port lockout. estimates suggest that that cost the economy $1 billion a day. and as with the fiscal cliff, there's a political angle with the...
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but in new york and new jersey up 40%. >> in that part of the country is incredible. thank you so much, phil lebeau, in chicago. back to the looming fiscal cliff. a deal to avoid the cliff remains uncertain as both sides continue to fight over tax code overhaul. we're joined at post 9 by virginia democratic senator gang of eight member senator mark warner. welcome. down to nyse. good to have you. >> thanks for having me. >> we read about dinners at your house. senators trying to work something out on the side. clearly it collides with headlines we got over the weekend. >> we all know what the frame of this deal has to be. you have to get additional revenues. you have to find a way to reform the entitlements and make additional cuts and get a net net of minimum of 4 trillion over ten years. that sounds like a big number but when you think about the size of our economy and size of government spending over a ten-year period, this is so much remarkably smaller than what's being asked of people throughout europe and people in the u.k. and throughout the world. my hope is w
but in new york and new jersey up 40%. >> in that part of the country is incredible. thank you so much, phil lebeau, in chicago. back to the looming fiscal cliff. a deal to avoid the cliff remains uncertain as both sides continue to fight over tax code overhaul. we're joined at post 9 by virginia democratic senator gang of eight member senator mark warner. welcome. down to nyse. good to have you. >> thanks for having me. >> we read about dinners at your house. senators trying...
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craig in my home state of new jersey. craig? >> caller: how are you doing? >> what's going on, partner? >> caller: calling about expedia. how you feel about that? >> i feel really good about that. i follow this closely. expedia is a good partner of the inn that i own. i know how powerful they are. this consolidates them in europe. is it enough reason to buy expedia? i liked expedia beforehand. i like it even more now. shane in georgia. shane? >> caller: hey, jim. merry christmas. >> same to you. i like the falcons here. i like them. i got julio. j.j. is on my team. he's done fabulous. i know he watches. thank you. go ahead. julio is a close fan of "mad money." >> caller: with the fiscal cliff looming and with today's pullback and available funds to be invested, las vegas sands is a fine sales to income growth in china, asia and nevada and with p & e of 26.9 in a buy recommendation reiterated today, is now the time to be on the las vegas strain? >> i like mgm first. i like wynn second and i like lvs third. there are very little distance between those. they ar
craig in my home state of new jersey. craig? >> caller: how are you doing? >> what's going on, partner? >> caller: calling about expedia. how you feel about that? >> i feel really good about that. i follow this closely. expedia is a good partner of the inn that i own. i know how powerful they are. this consolidates them in europe. is it enough reason to buy expedia? i liked expedia beforehand. i like it even more now. shane in georgia. shane? >> caller: hey, jim....
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>> i see it going off to 200, and i think democrats especially from new jersey, new york, connecticut, that would be fine with them and it's just a matter of damage control. >> and will republicans have to pay in any way for something that has no spending cuts in it. >> ideally, a lot of these guys would like to wait until january so they can say we voted for a tax cut and the new status quo is where all of the taxes have gone up. i'm sure there will be primary challenges. >> what do you think? >> first of all, let me be clear. i think 50/50 at best for exactly the reason you cited. i can't imagine that reid and mcconnell are having a happy discussion right now, so there will be serious differences there. for example, if mcconnell insists on keeping the estate tax parameters where they are instead of going where the president is, that completely seals the deal and that's one piece. >> michelle, you've made that point throughout the show, and i partially agree with you, but i will tell you this. right now everybody in this town is focused on taxes and preventing 98% of households from
>> i see it going off to 200, and i think democrats especially from new jersey, new york, connecticut, that would be fine with them and it's just a matter of damage control. >> and will republicans have to pay in any way for something that has no spending cuts in it. >> ideally, a lot of these guys would like to wait until january so they can say we voted for a tax cut and the new status quo is where all of the taxes have gone up. i'm sure there will be primary challenges....
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the governor of new jersey does not seek to end collective bargaining. but regarding right to week they is he can teep what they earned, order order for that to get to him, it has to pass through a pretty hostile democratic leader. >> the same would be true in new york. you'd never get it past the new york legislature. let me ask you one more thing. my theory is the unions are screaming bloody murder here because they are being hurt where it hurts the most, in the pocketbook. it's their political dues, right, which is really at stake here. their membership is freaking and now in man couldn't. >> this is why they're squealing like stuck pig ps. >> and this is why the media is helping them out. if this money doesn't come, in where are they getting that money from? >> and where are they going to get the political money from? you take michigan, big state, but they still have 17% union, some such thing. is this a demise of the political power? >> it could be if they doesn't start protecting their union members. we saw with host eest. >> if he don't continue t
the governor of new jersey does not seek to end collective bargaining. but regarding right to week they is he can teep what they earned, order order for that to get to him, it has to pass through a pretty hostile democratic leader. >> the same would be true in new york. you'd never get it past the new york legislature. let me ask you one more thing. my theory is the unions are screaming bloody murder here because they are being hurt where it hurts the most, in the pocketbook. it's their...
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jude, my home state of new jersey, how are you? >> caller: thank you for helping me make a lot of money and i have a question for you. >> you bet. >> caller: the rumor that beam is going to be bought by a japanese company, is that good? >> the beam numbers are great. don't buy it on takeout, buy it because their earnings are going higher. let's go to michelle in florida. >> caller: jim, i look forward to your show every week night, it's enlightening and energizing. i have noticed that retail sales are up in china almost 15% and i would love to hear your thoughts about retail stocks and your exposure in china such as tiffany. >> i'm not a fan of tiffany. that stock has been a very, very difficult stock. i do think that you want to look at pch because of the warm weather in america, but on calvin klein, that's the one i think you ought to look at. got to come in, warm weather is going to cause everybody to have jitters. i wish we could forget about politics. until we get a deal, it's bad news for themarket. even for cheap stock like
jude, my home state of new jersey, how are you? >> caller: thank you for helping me make a lot of money and i have a question for you. >> you bet. >> caller: the rumor that beam is going to be bought by a japanese company, is that good? >> the beam numbers are great. don't buy it on takeout, buy it because their earnings are going higher. let's go to michelle in florida. >> caller: jim, i look forward to your show every week night, it's enlightening and energizing....
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. >> that'll please new jersey governor chris christie and governor cuomo of new york. but you don't think that's a head fake to try and lower expectations? or not to raise them needlessly on the fiscal cliff? >> look. >> we sound skeptical, don't we? >> yes. but we're not that far from 5:00. and we're not that far from midnight. knowing the way the senate acts, the fact the senate leaders have not announced a deal. i don't think it's a trech to say that the house at this point is standing back and saying we haven't moved the ball yet. >> understood. >> okay. >> we'll get back to you shortly, i'm sure. there'll be more coming out of washington. in the meantime, we just closed out the trading year for 2012. as the dust settles, courtney reagan now breaks down what was i would say among the developed markets a pretty good year for stocks. >> not that bad. lots of green. we're ending on a high note today. all three indexes closing up today and for 2012. the nasdaq the biggest winner. up almost 16%. the s&p notches a 13.4% gain. and the dow up 7.3% for 2012. when it comes t
. >> that'll please new jersey governor chris christie and governor cuomo of new york. but you don't think that's a head fake to try and lower expectations? or not to raise them needlessly on the fiscal cliff? >> look. >> we sound skeptical, don't we? >> yes. but we're not that far from 5:00. and we're not that far from midnight. knowing the way the senate acts, the fact the senate leaders have not announced a deal. i don't think it's a trech to say that the house at...
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i like the linn -- let's go to jude in my home state of new jersey. >> caller: how are you? >> okay. >> caller: what do you think of american eagle outfitters? >> take the money and run. you got a good one and now you can go. that's a hard business, really hard apparel business. i need to go to mary in new york. >> caller: i'm wondering about knight capital. >> limited upside. i think that tommy joyce, the c ceo has done a remarkable job. helden in illinois, helen? >> caller: yeah, jim, hi. i would like to know what's your opinion of frontier communication? >> nothing but pain ahead on that one. i do not want to you buy it. and a nice run, a good chance to go. let's go to bill in alabama. bill? >> caller: jim, roll tide to you. producing stock, sand ridge, mississippi. >> i like the sand ridge, mississippi, know it's got an outsized yield. that means it could be susceptible to being cut. the dividend could be susceptible to being cut. it will still be good, they have good assets behind it. sand ridge, too speculative for this guy. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the concl
i like the linn -- let's go to jude in my home state of new jersey. >> caller: how are you? >> okay. >> caller: what do you think of american eagle outfitters? >> take the money and run. you got a good one and now you can go. that's a hard business, really hard apparel business. i need to go to mary in new york. >> caller: i'm wondering about knight capital. >> limited upside. i think that tommy joyce, the c ceo has done a remarkable job. helden in illinois,...
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new highs, ex-speed 82 is doing well expedia. who is a buyer of expedia? >> what's interesting about those stocks, they don't necessarily require a massive uptick in overall travel but consumer looking for ways to save money. that's essentially what they are, money saving toolings if you have to travel. >> no buyers of priceline at this table? >>> think you will see priceline do well in 2013 because of potential recession fears. booking.com, one of the biggest priorities with the european countries and think it will continue. >> i would stay with expedia and trip adviser also. both of those lines have paulle money out of priceline. >> i'm in trip. >>> straight ahead, four struggling retailers on a make or break year. delta had a ticket to for 2012 and we debate whether skies will stay friendly. >>> first, where's the leadership? we tackle which sector may rise. we're not talking d.c., the market as the battle over the cliff intensifies in the nation's capitol. with fidelity's new options platform, we've completely integrated ever
new highs, ex-speed 82 is doing well expedia. who is a buyer of expedia? >> what's interesting about those stocks, they don't necessarily require a massive uptick in overall travel but consumer looking for ways to save money. that's essentially what they are, money saving toolings if you have to travel. >> no buyers of priceline at this table? >>> think you will see priceline do well in 2013 because of potential recession fears. booking.com, one of the biggest priorities...
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doug in new jersey. >> jim, how are you doing? >> all right. how about you? >> caller: good, i want to get your take on morgan stanley. >> i've got enough problems. i'm probably too negative. i'm not negative on morgan stanley. it's fine, it's at $16, but i like wells fargo more because wells fargo is levered to the housing market and has done absolutely nothing like morgan stanley and i think has more upside. >> buy, buy, buy! >> plus, warren buffett's approval, which in my world still matters. robert in massachusetts, robert? >> caller: hi, jim, looking at i.t. >> don't look, start buying, man. >> buy, buy, buy! >> that is a really terrific stock. go buy some small and buy more on the way down. jack in oklahoma, jack? >> caller: boo-yah from oklahoma. yahoo, it's got some legal things and i'm curious if i should take profits or hold it. >> i think yahoo has got a ceo for the first time in ages that makes me feel that this thing is on the comeback. i really like yahoo. i would use whatever momentary weakness they have to get in the stock -- >> buy, buy, buy!
doug in new jersey. >> jim, how are you doing? >> all right. how about you? >> caller: good, i want to get your take on morgan stanley. >> i've got enough problems. i'm probably too negative. i'm not negative on morgan stanley. it's fine, it's at $16, but i like wells fargo more because wells fargo is levered to the housing market and has done absolutely nothing like morgan stanley and i think has more upside. >> buy, buy, buy! >> plus, warren buffett's...
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jersey, suffering from advanced heart and liver disease. dorothy glass was a former nurse who had signed a living will expressing her wishes that no extraordinary measures be taken to keep her alive. but that didn't stop a legion of doctors from conducting batteries of tests. >> i can't tell you all the tests they took, but i do know that she saw over 13 specialists. >> what kind of specialists? >> neurological. gastroenterologists. she even saw a psychiatrist because they said she was depressed, and she told the psychiatrist, "of course i'm depressed. i'm dying." >> when we reviewed the medical records, we discovered that there weren't 13 specialists who attended to her mother; there were 25, each of whom billed medicare separately. the hospital told us that all the tests were appropriate, and an independent physician who reviewed the case told us it was fairly typical. among the tests conducted was a pap smear which is generally only recommended for much younger women, not an octogenarian who was already dying of liver and heart disease.
jersey, suffering from advanced heart and liver disease. dorothy glass was a former nurse who had signed a living will expressing her wishes that no extraordinary measures be taken to keep her alive. but that didn't stop a legion of doctors from conducting batteries of tests. >> i can't tell you all the tests they took, but i do know that she saw over 13 specialists. >> what kind of specialists? >> neurological. gastroenterologists. she even saw a psychiatrist because they...
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a democrat from new jersey sitting on the powerful ways and means committee overseeing taxing, medicare and social security. >> tyler, how are you today? >> fantastic, thank you very much. tell me how you are down there and if you believe the rhetoric that escalated once again truly signals we have moved further away from a deal that looked like it might be taking shape as recently as monday evening. >> i just came from a meeting, tyler, and i'm more optimistic than i was early this morning. i know that the main participants of the president of the united states and speaker of the house, they have to get over the hurdles. but we have meetings to funnel information into the administration and vice versa. i'm still optimistic than i was early this morning and we got to do our job. the fact of the matter is the people sent us here to do the on. and besides the defense contractors being on the end of their seats, a lot of things can happen, january 1st. if we do not encourage and move along on the earned income tax credit, if we don't move along on those factors, the middle class is going t
a democrat from new jersey sitting on the powerful ways and means committee overseeing taxing, medicare and social security. >> tyler, how are you today? >> fantastic, thank you very much. tell me how you are down there and if you believe the rhetoric that escalated once again truly signals we have moved further away from a deal that looked like it might be taking shape as recently as monday evening. >> i just came from a meeting, tyler, and i'm more optimistic than i was...
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let's go to ron in new jersey. ron? >> caller: boo-yah, buddy. >> liking that. what's up? >> caller: where do you see this new -- >> oh, i like it, mondelez, my charitable trust owns it. stephanie link was telling me this morning because we go over the portfolio, this is the one, this is the one, not general mills, not heinz, no mccormick. this is the one. larry in washington, larry? >> caller: boo-yah from port angeles, washington, jim. >> i'm liking that. >> caller: what do you think about american axle? you recommended that a few months ago, are you still hot on it? >> yes, i am. i think that is absolutely terrific. it's going to be big, the trucks port is going to be big. i like it. i want to own it. now let's go to emile in new york. emile? >> caller: hi, jim, how are you doing? >> couldn't be better. how about you, partner? >> caller: doing great. what are your thoughts on a long position in tdg for the upcoming year? >> oh, man, come on, aerospace, i love it. the stock is up 50%. >> buy, buy, buy! >> i think it's a terrific stock and i want you to own it, particular
let's go to ron in new jersey. ron? >> caller: boo-yah, buddy. >> liking that. what's up? >> caller: where do you see this new -- >> oh, i like it, mondelez, my charitable trust owns it. stephanie link was telling me this morning because we go over the portfolio, this is the one, this is the one, not general mills, not heinz, no mccormick. this is the one. larry in washington, larry? >> caller: boo-yah from port angeles, washington, jim. >> i'm liking that....
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buying in the new york, new jersey area. in fact when you talk with dealers in that area they say they saw sales gained throughout the month and that's good news for luxury automakers. bmw just reported sales increasing 38.8% for the year. they've sold almost a quarter million bmws here in the united states and as a company, when you lump in mini , they believe they'll excel past the record of 2007. let's look at the monthly sales rate or annual sales rate. right now we are on track to finish this year probably at about 14 1/2 million. that's going to fall shy of the 16 million in 2007 but above what we saw in 2008. it's certainly what we were expecting and we'll have even stronger numbers in december. >> it is a really good numbers from honda as well. phil lebeau, thank you for that. >>> twint che >>> i want to check back in with jackie deangelis. president taking questions via twitter. >> the first question was@paulmmckenzie. can you assure us that any fiscal cliff negotiations regarding entitlement reform will not hurt th
buying in the new york, new jersey area. in fact when you talk with dealers in that area they say they saw sales gained throughout the month and that's good news for luxury automakers. bmw just reported sales increasing 38.8% for the year. they've sold almost a quarter million bmws here in the united states and as a company, when you lump in mini , they believe they'll excel past the record of 2007. let's look at the monthly sales rate or annual sales rate. right now we are on track to finish...
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and new jersey from hurricane sandy and reauthorize some intelligence bills. so i mean, there's no real deal in the offing. there's nothing going on behind the scenes that would lead us to believe that anything would get done before january 1. >> all right. josh, out to you. obviously a lot of the discussion has been around the kind of deal that we would get if we do get something. if a deal does come through, it -- more likely will not be comprehensive, right? there's going to be a lot of negotiating that occurs after the first of the year. i guess my question to you is, does this leave the markets open to turmoil and more volatility as we head into january? >> the markets are going to be left open to turmoil and volatility, period. what we've seen is that despite the stakes getting higher, this isn't a game of poker but one of go fish. and no one seems to be fishing their wish. republicans are working with a weaker hand because they have to do a deal that involves a greater democratic coalition as a result of the failure of plan b. >> jake, question for you
and new jersey from hurricane sandy and reauthorize some intelligence bills. so i mean, there's no real deal in the offing. there's nothing going on behind the scenes that would lead us to believe that anything would get done before january 1. >> all right. josh, out to you. obviously a lot of the discussion has been around the kind of deal that we would get if we do get something. if a deal does come through, it -- more likely will not be comprehensive, right? there's going to be a lot...
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. >> but lewis maltby, head of the work rights institute in princeton, new jersey, calls weyco's smoking ban a form of lifestyle discrimination. but he says it's perfectly legal in 20 states. and in most of america, a worker has virtually no rights at all. >> under the law in all but five states in america, your boss can fire you for any reason under the sun, including who you associate with after work, whether you're smoking or drinking in your own home, or a bumper sticker on your car, and you have no legal recourse. >> the boss at weyco says he fired those folk because smoking at home inevitably will cost him more for healthcare. >> the problem is, lots of things increase your healthcare cost-- smoking, drinking, eating junk food, not getting enough sleep, dangerous hobbies, skiing, scuba diving. if you allow employers to regulate private behavior because it's going to affect the company's healthcare cost, we can all kiss our private lives good-bye. [clock ticking] >> you can be penalized for all kinds of off-hour activities. this man says he lost his job because he drank the wrong be
. >> but lewis maltby, head of the work rights institute in princeton, new jersey, calls weyco's smoking ban a form of lifestyle discrimination. but he says it's perfectly legal in 20 states. and in most of america, a worker has virtually no rights at all. >> under the law in all but five states in america, your boss can fire you for any reason under the sun, including who you associate with after work, whether you're smoking or drinking in your own home, or a bumper sticker on your...
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york and new jersey and california. so we have mountains of evidence that proves this. and my concern is look, if we raise these tax rates, we're putting the united states of america, this great great country of ours, at a more competitive disadvantage and it leads to outsourcing of jobs. we all want to see jobs brought back to the united states of america, not leaving our great country. >> let me respectfully disagree with my good friends larry and steve here. the fact of the matter is, our tax is a high tax state even though i did cut taxes. our unemployment rate never went much over 6.5%. it has been consistently much below the nation's unemployment rate the entire time. secondly, what you're seeing in wall street today is short-term behavior. bill clinton's tax rates, what we're going back to if we go down the fiscal slope, had no negative effect in the economy. in fact the economy was a whole lot better when bill clinton was president than it was under george bush or barack obama. so i think your case is good in th
york and new jersey and california. so we have mountains of evidence that proves this. and my concern is look, if we raise these tax rates, we're putting the united states of america, this great great country of ours, at a more competitive disadvantage and it leads to outsourcing of jobs. we all want to see jobs brought back to the united states of america, not leaving our great country. >> let me respectfully disagree with my good friends larry and steve here. the fact of the matter is,...
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now i want it highlight new york and new jersey. they are on the high end of what you get from the tax benefit. and they desperately need buyers. two states have huge foreclosure backlogs. they need brisk buy flg order to eat up that distress. we want to keep that in perspective. people say taking away this deduction will raise home prices and drop purchasing power. but we have to remember that the interest deduction is used by 27% of borrowers. what is interesting is that older americans are getting hit with it more because they usually would move out of their large homes by now and they today stay in place because they weren't able to sell during the housing crash. guys? >> diana, does it soften the blow if they am amoreties out? >> when we talk about this mortgage interest deduction, it is about a buyer getting in there. whether first time bite buyer or move up buyer, saying, the reason i want to do this is for the kick back, the deduction. you take that away, guess what? that puts you back on the fen and not buying a home. wheth
now i want it highlight new york and new jersey. they are on the high end of what you get from the tax benefit. and they desperately need buyers. two states have huge foreclosure backlogs. they need brisk buy flg order to eat up that distress. we want to keep that in perspective. people say taking away this deduction will raise home prices and drop purchasing power. but we have to remember that the interest deduction is used by 27% of borrowers. what is interesting is that older americans are...
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that includes the ports of new york and new jersey where we were earlier today. that port handles $208 billion in cargo last year. now in 2002 we saw west coast walkout. analysts estimate that the costs to the economy then was $1 billion a day. for now the retail industry is relieved. we're talking retail stocks rebounding later today. the container cliff has been averted but, again, we've just kicked the can down the road here because we have to address it at some point. >> that seems to be everyone's favorite thought, isn't it? kicking the can. >>> cliff cornucopia continues to spill over. you also have to worry about the milk cliff. yes, milk cliff in 1929 a farm law was passed that had washington buy milk at inflated prices. if there's not a move to get a new bill, we'll all pay the price. phil is joining us. how much could a gallon go up to? >> well, mandy, you're right. it could go up probably $3 a gallon. it's not just about a milk cliff. while everybody is talking about the fiscal cliff, there's a farm cliff. secretary vilsack has been calling on the indu
that includes the ports of new york and new jersey where we were earlier today. that port handles $208 billion in cargo last year. now in 2002 we saw west coast walkout. analysts estimate that the costs to the economy then was $1 billion a day. for now the retail industry is relieved. we're talking retail stocks rebounding later today. the container cliff has been averted but, again, we've just kicked the can down the road here because we have to address it at some point. >> that seems to...
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, connecticut, new jersey, where it is very hard to foreclose. if you were an investor, would you want to write a jumbo mortgage in, say, massachusetts, where you can't foreclose at all? this is a big problem for states that have high value real estate, california, to northeast, because we still have a foreclosure problem and precisely because politicians talk about consumer protection, but they're actually hurting consumers because they can't get a mortgage. >> right, right. could be a game changer coming. chris, good to see you. >> happy new year to everybody. >> you, too. apple, it is time to move over. up next, our investors are naming five stocks that are better picks right now. >>> and still to come, why a game changer could be in store for the copper trade. the come mod times king is here to shed light on what you need to know. stay tuned. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 this morning, i'm going to trade in hong kong. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 after that, it's on to germany. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 then tonight, i'm trading 9500 miles away in japan. tdd#: 1-8
, connecticut, new jersey, where it is very hard to foreclose. if you were an investor, would you want to write a jumbo mortgage in, say, massachusetts, where you can't foreclose at all? this is a big problem for states that have high value real estate, california, to northeast, because we still have a foreclosure problem and precisely because politicians talk about consumer protection, but they're actually hurting consumers because they can't get a mortgage. >> right, right. could be a...
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jersey. 7,000 also in california, unrelated to sandy, 7,000 in new york as well. so this is -- let me tell you what happened. what happened is that we found out that we're not in a deeper hole than we thought we were in, but 370,000 is a little bit on the elevated side. >> did claims drop because people haven't been able to put them in yet? because if you look at the claims dropping in areas hit by sandy, is there still some -- >> unknowable. there's still some claims that need to come through, the best interpretation becky is that we're seeing the effects of sandy wash out on the claims and that's where i'm making the conclusion that we're at 370,000 which is sort of in the middle of that 350,000 range. more claims to say that the economy's doing fine at 350,000. there may still be some more in there. but we're looking at trends. as soon as you get done figuring out, how much is sandy, how much is not sandy, we have to start dealing with the fiscal cliff so there's a shock behind us and a shock in front of us. so we're in limbo right now. and we're expecting a bi
jersey. 7,000 also in california, unrelated to sandy, 7,000 in new york as well. so this is -- let me tell you what happened. what happened is that we found out that we're not in a deeper hole than we thought we were in, but 370,000 is a little bit on the elevated side. >> did claims drop because people haven't been able to put them in yet? because if you look at the claims dropping in areas hit by sandy, is there still some -- >> unknowable. there's still some claims that need to...
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we've been working hard with the people in the city and throughout connecticut and new jersey to make sure we help our clients get back up in their homes, businesses and so on and so forth. what that sends by the customers there's value in what we're doing. we're began to continue to go out. it's important for companies to protect themselves from cyber attacks and address your suit, just like another hurricane coming through. are you seeing them sitting on their hand and not wanting to do anything? there's two different men at all times. the consumer is spending like they have been, but the business is a lot more cautious. >> my business is one where it says regardless of your miss you need to protect your certainly risks, and we have do is provide them different call at all request if we had a situation where the money couldn't come out of their capital. in effect, rear-ended capital from us. if you think about some of the cast physical in japan and i'll and cries mist. all of those can a ghastly and issues that we deal, plus the day-to-day issues that people face, it's good for our
we've been working hard with the people in the city and throughout connecticut and new jersey to make sure we help our clients get back up in their homes, businesses and so on and so forth. what that sends by the customers there's value in what we're doing. we're began to continue to go out. it's important for companies to protect themselves from cyber attacks and address your suit, just like another hurricane coming through. are you seeing them sitting on their hand and not wanting to do...
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you've been tracking this trend and you are in an outlet in new jersey as well? >> that's right, i am, mandy. it seems the consumers are finding value in the off price luxury. especially outlet centers like this one here and it is surprising a number of analyst at least on the critical shopping days. deborah said she was surprised by both traffic and excitement on sax on fifth locations on black friday. wsl strategic, wendy, says the early success story when it comes to early openings on thanksgiving an black friday. nordstrom is planning to open 15 rack locations in 2012 and one full line store an robin lewis says that says something about the growth strategies of many of these luxury retailers. now capri partners has interesting data that shows that outlet malls are showing higher than average occupancy rates and sales growth compared to their traditional mall counter parts. >> outlet malls are gaining attention of investors, which is been on the side lines of retail investors for probably the last two or three years. >> now if you take a look at shares of simo
you've been tracking this trend and you are in an outlet in new jersey as well? >> that's right, i am, mandy. it seems the consumers are finding value in the off price luxury. especially outlet centers like this one here and it is surprising a number of analyst at least on the critical shopping days. deborah said she was surprised by both traffic and excitement on sax on fifth locations on black friday. wsl strategic, wendy, says the early success story when it comes to early openings on...